Moisturizing cosmetic composition comprising fatty acids, and uses thereof

ABSTRACT

A cream to be applied topically to the hair and scalp in order to infuse moisture. The present invention effectuates this capability through a mixture of a raw material blend, in a chemical composition’ proportion that brings about effective results. The prevailing ingredients in the finished product are pumpkin seed oil (Cucurbita pepo), rosehip seed oil (Rosa canina L.), mango butter (Mangifera indica), and citric acid.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Field of the Invention

The present invention relates to a specific natural butter for cosmetic use in hair, on the scalp, or on other areas of personal preference, wherein chemical interesterification takes place with the mango butter, and the pumpkin and rosehip seed oils.

The invention further relates to self-emulsifying with essentially, a lipophilic formulation wherein fatty acids hydrate hair and skin with emollient action.

This invention relates to the technical sector of the cosmetic industry wherein the technological blending of a solid to semi-solid, fatty acid with a liquid fatty acid component has high lipophilic affinity as a cosmetic oil-in-oil unsaturated fatty blend.

This invention correlates to technology of transesterification of natural or plant-based pumpkin and rosehip seed oils to work with exotic mango butter, whereforto, this blend has never been done and provides benefits to cosmetic formulations.

Although natural butters and plant-based carrier oils have been used historically since the mid 1990's in cosmetic applications, no prior art exists with the combinatory use of these raw materials' and their synergistic lipophilic interaction to exert an emollient affect.

OBJECTS OF THE INVENTION

It is a primary object to the present invention in which the raw material combination has a synergistic lipophilic affect that can moisturize hair, the scalp, or body hair; there is no intended use for pubic hair.

It is another object of the present invention to provide a reaction product that is derived from a physiochemical interaction between a natural butter and a plant-based carrier oil to produce a cosmetic affect with moisture-based applications.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

This invention relates to a physiochemical blending of unique compositions for oil-to-oil binding by interesterification to affect moisture content of hair, the scalp, and other body hair of personal preference; however, it is not intended for pubic hair use.

This invention describes a finished product that has cohesive physiochemical blending.

This invention correlates that the finished product blend has stability due to innate antioxidant characteristics of blend components.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The invention gives a finished product with the appearance of a resultant yellowish with green tinge color by the nature of the raw materials used, as its physical description.

The invention describes a resultant finished product as a creamy formulation with moisturizing effects on the skin and hair areas of the body; but it is not intended for pubic hair use.

The invention gives the following chemical component descriptions:

Pumpkin Seed Oil or Fatty Add

It's composition of matter is described as Extra Virgin Organic or Organic Pumpkin Seed Oil Crude, or Cucurbita pepo Seed Oil, cold-pressed, unrefined (virgin); greenish brown oily liquid with characteristic taste and odor, stable under normal conditions, and for cosmetic applications.

Rosehip Seed CO2

It's composition of matter is described as Organic, Rosa canine L., or Rosehip Seed CO2 Oil, Carrier Oil; or Extract or Pressed Oil, deep brownish-red oily liquid; carrier oil for safe use in body or skin care, undiluted; certified organic (USDA NOP), Kosher, and Halal; Rosa canina L. contains a mixture of Rosa moschata and Rosa rubiginosa, and fragrant.

Mango Butter

It's composition of matter is described as Mangifera indica (Mango) Seed Butter, natural, refined, light yellow color, a solid at room temperature, with high oxidative stability properties, bulk, contains high level of non-saponifiables, an additive, is a soft butter, has a sweet smell, is a fatty acid, is an emollient, and is commonly used in cosmetics.

Citric Acid

It's composition of matter is described as a crystalline solid, white, 99.9% (rounded to 100% purity), food grade; recommended for cosmetic and personal-care use, and it is described in the literature as being a natural preservative.

This product is capable of being effective during a normal shelf life based upon the properties of the raw materials used.

Making Process

This invention is formulated by aseptically and incrementally adding 46 fluid ounces of mango butter (about 78% by volume), 9 fluid ounces of pumpkin seed oil (about 15% by volume), ⅞ teaspoon of rose hips seed CO2 oil (about 0.25% by volume); and by adding 6 tablespoons of triturated citric acid, as needed (about 7% by volume).

The intermediate finished product is mixed well with a mixer.

The final blend product is blended to smoothness and desired consistency, with constant monitoring of the mixture in a blender.

The final finished product' targeted total blend time is 6 hours.

Using Process

For use on the hair, scalp, or any skin area of the body that contains hair; but it is not intended for use in the pubic hair area; and to moisturize hair and skin in these said areas.

Literature Research

Mango Butter is a natural antioxidant as an Oleyl alcohol or emulsion stabilizer.^(1,2,3) “Antioxidants are man-made or natural (pure) substances that may prevent or delay some types of cell damage.”⁴

Mango Butter is lipophilic and has better absorption. It can absorb into cells.^(5,6)

Pumpkin seed oil is an antioxidant and fatty acid (as is Mango Butter) with Vitamin E.^(7,8,9) Fatty acids have a nature to act as an emollient with moisturizing properties of the skin as well as the hair.^(10,11)

The butter blends combining effects are possible through interesterification.¹² Oils and butters produce a physiochemical property on hair.¹³

Rosehip seed oil is fragrant and has antioxidant properties.¹⁴

Citric acid is a natural preservative.¹⁵

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I claim:
 1. A method of making a moisturizing cosmetic composition comprising combining about 78% by volume mango butter, about 15% by volume pumpkin seed oil, about 0.25% by volume rose hip seed CO2 oil, and about 7% by volume citric acid and blending the resulting mixture to smoothness.
 2. The method of making a moisturizing cosmetic composition of claim 1 further comprising wherein the blending step is carried out in a blender for 6 hours.
 3. A method of moisturizing hair, scalp, and/or body comprising applying a composition comprising about 78% by volume mango butter, about 15% by volume pumpkin seed oil, about 0.25% by volume rose hip seed CO2 oil, and about 7% by volume citric acid to the hair, scalp and/or body.
 4. A composition for moisturizing hair, scalp and/or body comprising about 78% by volume mango butter, about 15% by volume pumpkin seed oil, about 0.25% by volume rose hip seed CO2 oil, and about 7% by volume citric acid.
 5. A blended composition for moisturizing hair, scalp and/or body comprising about 78% by volume mango butter, about 15% by volume pumpkin seed oil, about 0.25% by volume rose hip seed CO2 oil, and about 7% by volume citric acid, wherein said about 78% by volume mango butter, about 15% by volume pumpkin seed oil, about 0.25% by volume rose hip seed CO2 oil, and about 7% by volume citric acid are blended together in a blender for 6 hours. 